Armistice Surrender Confirmed by State Department
The State Department announced from Washington at 2 36 this morning that the armistice had been signed and that Germany has surrendered. The terms, though not yet public, are described as drastic enough to assure Allied war aims. Paris time marked the signing hour.
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United Press Bulletins Chronicle War Events in Europe
The Corry Journal reports United Press bulletins detailing rapid German political shifts, Allied advances near Mons, and armistice proceedings. Updates cite Ebert’s resignation, socialist control, Kaiser's abdication, and moves toward a German republic as Allied forces advance on multiple fronts.
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